HO PRR X23 Boxcar Pennsylvania Railroad Lines Scheme (RPI177003)

The HO PRR X23 Boxcar in the Pennsylvania Railroad Lines Scheme features exquisite craftsmanship that captures the essence of the iconic X23 boxcar. This model is recognized for its state-of-the-art tooling that includes separate grabs, crisp detailing, and accurate Pennsylvania Railroad class 2D-F1 arch-bar and 2D-F8 cast trucks complemented by free-rolling turned metal wheelsets. Notably, it offers two unique door styles along with both KD- and AB-brake components and two distinct roof types, which reflect the car's historical accuracy.

Originally built in 1912, the X23 boxcar was a hallmark of reliability for the Pennsylvania Railroad, with an impressive 40-foot single-sheathed design that utilized Warren-truss bracing and a fish belly underframe. Over 7,000 units were constructed between 1912 and 1914, and these cars served well through World War II, with significant numbers maintaining service into the late 1950s. The boxcar's design and features made it an enduring element of American railroading history, and this model captures those details perfectly.

Available in multiple road numbers, these boxcars can be acquired in packs of two, three, or six, allowing rail enthusiasts the opportunity to enhance their collections with these remarkable replicas of a classic freight car.